This open access book looks at the development and consolidation of EU disability law as a distinct field of enquiry. It provides novel approaches to studying EU disability law. In a departure from other books on the topic, it takes a contextual approach, both engaging with current debates and policies and providing rigorous legal analysis. In addition to looking at the 'how' of the field's development, it addresses the 'who' by charting the key stakeholders in the field. This is an insightful and innovative take on an increasingly significant field of EU law. The ebook editions of this book…mehr
This open access book looks at the development and consolidation of EU disability law as a distinct field of enquiry. It provides novel approaches to studying EU disability law. In a departure from other books on the topic, it takes a contextual approach, both engaging with current debates and policies and providing rigorous legal analysis. In addition to looking at the 'how' of the field's development, it addresses the 'who' by charting the key stakeholders in the field. This is an insightful and innovative take on an increasingly significant field of EU law. The ebook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on bloomsburycollections.com. Open access was funded by the European Research Council.
Delia Ferri is Professor of Law at Maynooth University School of Law and Criminology, Ireland. Eva S Krolla is Research Assistant at Maynooth University School of Law and Criminology, Ireland.
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Foreword Acknowledgements List of Contributors List of Figures List of Tables Introduction: Walking Through the Looking Glass, Delia Ferri and Eva S. Krolla PART I PROLEGOMENA AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES 1. The Voices and the Choir: The Importance of a Contextual Analysis of EU Actors' Roles, Annalisa Volpato 2. Studying the Role of Legal Actors in EU Law: An Outline, Urska Sadl 3. The Surge of EU Disability Policy: Historical Developments, Current Issues and the Role of Different Actors, Anne Waldschmidt and Eva S. Krolla PART II THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONAL ACTORS IN SHAPING EU DISABILITY LAW 4. The Role of the European Commission in Shaping EU Disability Law: A Driver with the Brakes Put On?, Eva S. Krolla 5. The EU Legislative Institutions and Disability Rights: Uncovering the Factors that Block Progress and Offering Insights for Future Advocacy, Ollie Bartlett 6. The Role of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Protecting Disability Rights, Bernardo Cortese 7. National Courts as 'Actors' in the Preliminary Reference Procedure, Charles E. O'Sullivan 8. The Role of the European Ombudsman in Protecting and Promoting Disability Rights, Delia Ferri 9. The Role of the Fundamental Rights Agency in Advancing Disability Rights within the EU, Gabriel N. Toggenburg PART III THE ROLE OF NON-INSTITUTIONAL ACTORS IN SHAPING EU DISABILITY LAW 10. The Role of the European Disability Forum and Disability Organisations in Shaping EU Disability Policy, Claudia Coveney 11. The Path is Made by Walking . The Social Partners and Employment Rights under EU Disability Law, Michael Doherty 12. The Role of Academics in Shaping EU Disability Law: Some Personal Reflections, Lisa Waddington 13. The Role of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Nudging the EU towards Compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Silvia Favalli Epilogue, Bruno de Witte
Foreword Acknowledgements List of Contributors List of Figures List of Tables Introduction: Walking Through the Looking Glass, Delia Ferri and Eva S. Krolla PART I PROLEGOMENA AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES 1. The Voices and the Choir: The Importance of a Contextual Analysis of EU Actors' Roles, Annalisa Volpato 2. Studying the Role of Legal Actors in EU Law: An Outline, Urska Sadl 3. The Surge of EU Disability Policy: Historical Developments, Current Issues and the Role of Different Actors, Anne Waldschmidt and Eva S. Krolla PART II THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONAL ACTORS IN SHAPING EU DISABILITY LAW 4. The Role of the European Commission in Shaping EU Disability Law: A Driver with the Brakes Put On?, Eva S. Krolla 5. The EU Legislative Institutions and Disability Rights: Uncovering the Factors that Block Progress and Offering Insights for Future Advocacy, Ollie Bartlett 6. The Role of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Protecting Disability Rights, Bernardo Cortese 7. National Courts as 'Actors' in the Preliminary Reference Procedure, Charles E. O'Sullivan 8. The Role of the European Ombudsman in Protecting and Promoting Disability Rights, Delia Ferri 9. The Role of the Fundamental Rights Agency in Advancing Disability Rights within the EU, Gabriel N. Toggenburg PART III THE ROLE OF NON-INSTITUTIONAL ACTORS IN SHAPING EU DISABILITY LAW 10. The Role of the European Disability Forum and Disability Organisations in Shaping EU Disability Policy, Claudia Coveney 11. The Path is Made by Walking . The Social Partners and Employment Rights under EU Disability Law, Michael Doherty 12. The Role of Academics in Shaping EU Disability Law: Some Personal Reflections, Lisa Waddington 13. The Role of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Nudging the EU towards Compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Silvia Favalli Epilogue, Bruno de Witte
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